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YouToday at 20:14
Set up an area for the summer tournament: an announcements page only I can post in, a sign-up channel, a voice channel, and a “Competitor” role that can only write in there.
D.MCPAPPToday at 20:14
Alright, three channels, one role, and only the role may see them.
Category and three channels created, role added, four permission overwrites set. Eighteen seconds.
Click through category, channels, role and permissions one by one.
Set up an area for the summer tournament: an announcements page only I can post in, a sign-up channel, a voice channel, and a “Competitor” role that can only write in there.
Category and three channels created, role added, four permission overwrites set. Eighteen seconds.
Go through the member list by hand.
Who still has the old moderator role even though they got the new one after the reorganisation?
Went through the members, found seven people holding both, handed them back as a list of names, and changed nothing until you say so.
The permission matrix for the rules channel.
The support channel is a mess. Rearrange it so newcomers see the rules first.
Changed the channel topic and the order, put a rules channel above it, removed @everyone's permission to write in the rules.
Every one of those changes appears in your journal channel seconds later, along with everything that was refused.
One sentence restructures your server. A module looks after one task for good. Each one is a switch on your server’s page, off until you switch it on, and it brings no new right with it: it only uses the tools you have cleared.
Members give themselves interest, language and notification roles with one click.
With our bot and with your ownNew members confirm the rules with one button before they see the server.
With our bot and with your ownOne button opens a channel only the person and your team can see. On closing, the transcript stays in the journal.
With our bot and with your ownAnswers in your help channel from your own rules and answers, with a button to a human.
Only with our bot, because the model answers hereRemember before the rebuild, see the difference after, roll back on one sentence.
With our bot and with your ownA list of proposals: silent channels, roles nobody has, unused invites, events that never started. You press, it tidies.
With our bot and with your ownIn the works: Announcements and reminders, Weekly report, Event helper, Moderation assistant. All modules
Sign in with Discord, invite our bot, write in the new channel what should happen. No AI subscription, no token, nothing to set up. It runs within a minute, and the answer comes back into the channel.
No AI subscription, no token, no application. The model is part of the price, and the answer comes back into the channel.
One person who runs Discord servers too, and built this because the setup was the part nobody wanted to do twice. No investors, no growth team, and a human who answers.
With your own bot, your token is not kept here: it passes through to your instance and is erased as soon as the instance runs. With our bot there is no token of yours at all.
Everything that cannot be undone is off until you switch it on, and every change is written to the log channel on your own server, with our bot as with yours.
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Ours, or yours. Invite our bot D.MCP and you need no application of your own: one click, and it makes a channel where you write to it. Bring your own and you create the Discord application in your own developer account, the token belongs to you, and you can revoke it at any moment without asking us.
Nothing that cannot be undone. Deleting channels, deleting other people’s messages, deleting roles, wiping reactions, kicking, timing out, banning, revoking invite links and cancelling events: all of it is off until you switch it on behind a warning. The same goes for rights it may give roles or members: everything that reaches past a channel, such as moderation, bans, other people’s messages, roles, the server and webhooks, is off until you switch it on. Administrator it can never grant.
With our bot about a minute: sign in, invite, write in the new channel. With a bot of your own about 5 minutes, and nothing has to be prepared in advance. We walk you through creating the Discord application, pasting the token and picking the server.
The support server is the short way round. That is where we are, that is where you get an answer, and you can see what other people have already asked.